Apr 22, 2020

How to avoid sounding scripted or overly rehearsed

During one of our FREE workshop/fundraisers last week, Rose asked a brilliant question about how to avoid sounding scripted or overly rehearsed.

She was curious if I ever worry about becoming “sing-songy” when giving a speech or presenting something I’ve rehearsed 1,000 times…

Short answer? Yup!

I mean I love to sing (mostly show tunes and “Fallin’” by Alicia Keys – my forever shower song), but I don’t wanna unintentionally sing people to sleep when I’m talking! I want to engage them and inspire them. I want to help them think differently and empower them to take action.

Don’t you?

Because if so, today’s blog post is for you!

Check out this 90-second clip to find out how you can avoid sounding artificial or overly-rehearsed – whether that’s back in the real world, on video calls, or over the phone. ﻿Once you’ve watched, I’d love to hear from you!

Tell me: do you ever fall into this “sing-songy” trap? Do you notice it in others? How might you apply today’s tip next time you begin speaking?

And if you got something out of this video, please share it with your friends and colleagues so that they can show up to all of their interactions as the versions of themselves they most wanna be.

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